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Not so much at my house. She just doesn't understand.
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Mine understands and got a kick out of the above threads; she laughed and didn't even forbid me from using her new Bosch dishwasher for cleaning valve covers etc. What a find that woman was!
OH6A 2008-02-13 08:22:55
Interesting and funny but we are off the subject; back to cruise control information/comments.
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Let's see if I've got this straight. I can switch the lines between the servo and the module and I'll have "afterburner", right? 
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Way to go! Its all ways so much fun learning new things. With the vette there is no end. My wife puts up with it, her brother and dad trained her well. She even allows hugs with grease up to my elbows add dirt on my shirts
Wish I had an afterburner
. My wife puts up with it, her brother and dad trained her well. She even allows hugs with grease up to my elbows add dirt on my shirts
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Cool Chris thanks for the lesson 
I think you might have figured out the problem with my cruise control. I'll set it at 60 or 65 then next thing I know I'm doing 70 or 75. Its not really fast it just gradually climbs on its own. Thanks again for the diagnosis.
I think you might have figured out the problem with my cruise control. I'll set it at 60 or 65 then next thing I know I'm doing 70 or 75. Its not really fast it just gradually climbs on its own. Thanks again for the diagnosis.MARK
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For anyone who is interested, I have annotated 4 pictures of my dissassembled transducer to show what the parts are and explain how it all works. Just send your email address to me at cdowns@clear.net.nz and I will email them back to you. Total size about 1.2Mb. Enjoy 
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Sounds like a Shark Bytes article. Send it to DNV
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CeeDee post the address of the article you found.
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Yeah I thought of that too, but when I tried to go back to the URL (from a couple of years ago) it doesn't exist any more 
I have hard copy which I am more than happy to photocopy and post to anyone (have done one already to a C3VR member ! )
I have hard copy which I am more than happy to photocopy and post to anyone (have done one already to a C3VR member ! )
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